New User having trouble -- tests fail
See original GitHub issueI am having trouble getting tests to pass with master branch
setup
conda create -n test-proxy jupyter python=3.7 tornado=5 pytest
conda activate test-proxy
pip install -e . # master of jupyter-server-proxy
JUPYTER_TOKEN=secret jupyter-notebook --config=./tests/resources/jupyter_server_config.py &
py.test tests/
The only test which passes is test_utils.py
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The
-e
, I believe, is comparable tosetup.py develop
. That is, making things editable from the source directory. But that worked! Thanks @manics !!!Sure, a note seems reasonable. I think we should probably document this behavior in the
notebook
repository, since it’s pretty easy to run into this when developing server extensions.